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In the situation of dual power, what was the basis of the Soviets’ strength?

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Correct answer: Active participation of workers, soldiers and local committees

The Soviets were councils representing workers, soldiers and, in many areas, peasants. Their strength came from mass participation and from their close connection with workplaces, military units and local communities. After the February Revolution, Russia experienced dual power: the Provisional Government held formal governmental authority, while the Petrograd Soviet and other Soviets exercised considerable practical influence over soldiers and workers. This influence gave the Soviets political weight even without being a conventional elected government. Their power did not come from the Tsar’s hereditary claim, foreign banking, or church taxation. Therefore, option B correctly identifies the social and organisational basis of Soviet strength.

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SovietsDual PowerMass ParticipationFebruary RevolutionThe February Revolution In PetrogradSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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